SCC - Business Division

Q: How can I find more information about the program majors?

A: Students can find the majors by going to our catalogs on the web.

Business and Computer Science Division majors are located on the following pages in the SCC 2005-2006 Catalog. Click on the major to find degree and certificate information on the Web.

Major	2005-06 Catalog Page
Accounting	56
Business, General (Transfer)	78
Computer Information Science (3 options)	85-87
Management (3 options)	179-180
Marketing	183
Office Technology (4 options)	197-198
Real Estate	233

Q: How can I give my ideas?

A: Have a Good Word? If you'd like to praise a class or instructor, register an opinion (good or bad) about either, or make suggestions about our programs and classes, grab a Student Comment Form, fill it out, and give it to your instructor or to the Division Dean, Chris Rhoden. The forms are in translucent 9 X 12 pockets in Building 500's main hall and near the instructors' offices by Room 513. To be fast and efficient, click on Student Comments and fill in the form on-line.

Q: I need a typing test for a job application. May I take this test at SCC?

A: Call 864-7258 (from Benicia or Vallejo, 552-4330, ext. 258) and speak with Pat Ceja, Instructional Assistant, for the date and time of the next keyboarding certification test.

Q: I am a typist and want to take an advanced keyboarding class, but the system won't let me register.

A: If you have not completed 3 units of Beginning Keyboarding at SCC, first enroll in OT 54 (Beginning Keyboarding) to reserve a seat on the day(s) and time you want the class, then take a placement test. Keyboarding tests will be given at scheduled times. Call 864-7258 (from Benicia or Vallejo, 552-4330, ext. 258) and speak with Pat Ceja, Instructional Assistant, for the dates and times. Appointments are not necessary, but you must be there on time.

Q: The course I want to take has a prerequisite. I already have the requisite knowledge, but I haven't taken the prerequisite course at Solano.

A: All students who have completed the requisite course at another school will need written verification (unofficial transcript, grade report, instructor affidavit, or the like) from the school at which the course(s) was taken and a copy of the catalog description of that course. More detailed prerequisite information.

Computer and Information Science (CIS) students should talk to or e-mail a computer instructor. If you have the knowledge, you probably have satisfied the prerequisite; in which case, permission will be entered electronically at the division office. Look on our web site to find the instructors' e-mail addresses and campus phones.

Office Technology students who require Nursing 111, Medical Terminology, or OT 101, Human Diseases, may choose to take exams in either or both courses. Call the Assessment Center at 864-7116 to make an appointment. Transcripts from other schools should be accompanied by a catalog description of courses comparable to Nursing 111 and OT 101. Medical Coding students should call 864-7179.

We are here to serve you. Feel free to call the Administrative Assistant, at 864-7179 or John Urrutia, Division Dean, at 864-7000 (ext. 376) or e-mail John Urrutia.